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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19374, 24 December 1932, Page 7

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WYNDHAM RACING CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR NEW YEAR S DAY. By Telegraph—Press Association INVERCARGILL. Dec. 23. The following acceptances have been received for the Wyndham Racing Club's meeting:— TRIAL PLATE, of 75 sovs; 5 furlongs.—Glenham Lark 9.0. Balia Salla 8.11. Southern Princess 8.11, Acla 8.11, Clatter 8.11. Mayam 8.8. Island Linnet 8.8. Tuilight 8.8. Irish Birdcatcher 8.8, Shining Gold 8.3, Reputation 8.8, Lochend 8.8. DIGGERS' TROT. of 100 sovs (3.41); 11 miles. —Single Lee scr. Gold Era scr. Sure scr, Electric Chimes scr, Larkaway scr. Belle Derby scr. Sergeant Dallas scr, Ozanum scr. Eighteen Carat scr. Overproof scr, Senorita 12yds bhd. Red King 12, Vologda 12. Young Frank 12, Gracile 24, Mocast 36, Manrico Lee 48. WYNDHAM CUP. of 220 sovs; 11 miles.—Merry Peel 9.0, Black Duke 8.10. The Smuggler 8.3. King Balboa 7.10, Princess Argosy 7.2. Dulen 7.0. Trek 7.0, Steeton 7.0, Tip Tree 7.0, Blazon 7.0, Hystride 7.0. MIMIHAU HANDICAP, of 110 sovs; 6 furlongs.—Hula Belle 9.0, Consono 8.9, Locklaggan 8.6, Gold Paper 8.0, Barn Door 7.12. Hot Tea 7.12, lan’s March 7.5, Genteel 7.1, Shock 7.0, Bell Hill 7.0.

PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 130 sovs; 6 furlongs.—Last March 9.0. Palermo 8.10, Gold Pit 8.9. Fair Weather 8.9. Blue Metal 8.3, Tippling 7.11, Assemble 7.9. Enwood 7.6. Dulen 7.3. Crubenmore 7.3, Night Maid 7.2, Lord Argosy 7.0. NEW YEAR HANDICAP, of 90 sovs; 6 furlongs.—Blazon 9.0. lan's March 8.11. Reminder 8.7. Red Sunset 8.7. FairWeather 8.6. Fair Vision 8.2, Shock 8.2, Tuilight 8.0, Leadham 8.0, Silver Dart 8.0.

HIGH-W r EIGHT HANDICAP, of 115 sovs; 85 furlongs.—Hystride 10.4, Thornton 9.12, Night Rose 9.12. Signaller 9.12, Spanish Maid 9.5. Taramoa 9.2, Genteel 9.2, Colonel Quex 9.2, Pink Paper 9.0. VICTORY TROT, of 110 sovs (3.56); 13 furlongs.—King Mac scr, Wee Scotty scr. Red King scr, Oklahoma scr, Erin’s Chief scr, Mitchie Chimes scr, Overproof scr. Senorita scr. Jazolock 12yds bhd. Erin's Pride 12. Winning Wave 24, Highland King 36. Liberal (trotter) 36. WAIRARAPA RACING CLUB. FIRST DAY ACCEPTANCES. B 7 Telegraph—Press Association MASTERTON, December 23. The following acceptances have been received for the first day of the Wairarapa Racing Club's New Year meeting:— ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 5 furlongs.—Autopay 9.13, Royal Routine 8.13, Aston 8.2. Miladi 8.1. Good Hunting 7.9, Solitaire 11.- 7.7. Trojan Melody 7.5, Arikinui 7.1, Posy 7.0, Dick Whittington 7.0. FEATHERSTON HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 7 furlongs.—Navaho 8.11. Fleeting Glance 8.7, Kalmuk 8.2. Purse 8.1. Redtop 7.13. Late Jest 7.12, Clangor 7.12, Bonnie Vale 7.12, Moab Queen 7.11, Azure 7.11, Golden Horn 7.11, Chile 7.11, White Squall 7.11, Movietone 7.11. NURSERY HANDICAP, of 120 sovs; 5 furlongs.—Wait and See 8.1, Valdorado 7.12. First View 7.12, Quietly 7.8. Lady Nan 7.8, Celerimus 7.7. Platter 7.7. Snowball 7.7. My Ideal 7.7, Silent Flight 7.7, Royal Jest 7.7. Bettwyscoed 7.0. Lavina 7.0.

WAIRARAPA CUP. of 250 sovs; 11 miles.—Arrow Lad 8.13. Cluny 8.11, Autopay 8.8, Chopin 8.3, Spearful 7.13, Retract 7.11, Stanchion 7.6, Joie de Val 7.2, Eminent 7.0, Saltpot 7.0, Capetown 7.0. Lyrical 7.0, Greenhorn 7.0. CHAMPION HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; 1 mile.—Eminent 8.10, Saltpot 8.10. Drumfire 8.8. Aiguille 8.4. Ben Hur 8.4, Navaho 8.3, Fleeting Glance 7.13, Emotion 7.13, Revision 7.9. Flower 7.9, Tiger Gain 7.8, Morrath 7.4, Lancet 7.0, Cape Fair 7.0. WARDELL HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; 7 furlongs.—Aston 8.9, La Poupee 8.9, Lyrical 8.5, Arajean 8.4, Grecian 8.2, sir Pombal 8.2, Drumfire 8.2, Fullmark 7.13, Aiguille 7.11. Anemometer 7.9. WHAREKAKA HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 7 furlongs.—Solitaire 11. 8.11, Navaho 8.10, Good Hunting 8.4, Bonnie Vale 7.4. Acrelict 7.4, Takahua 7.3, Araios 7.2, Ramuna 7.2, Merry Mint 7.0. Vlvette 7.0, Rhea 7.0. NOVICE STAKES, of 100 sovs; 7 furlongs.—Meritor 8.7, Cape of Good Hope 8.7, Golden Horn 8.7. Cardinal Moon 8.7, Fusion 8.7. Milnrow 8.7, Rene Belle 8.7, Lovecourt 8.7, Shootist 8.7. Rhea 8.7. Takahua 8.7, Ramuna 8.7, Traymela 8.7. MARTON JOCKEY CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR FIRST DAY. By TelegraDb.—Press Association WANGANUI, December 23. The following acceptances have been received for the first day of the Marton Jockey Club’s meeting:— RATA HURDLES, of 80 sovs; 15 miles.—Riotous 10.2, Callapat 10.0. Juggle 9.8. Invictus 9.4, Kimbo 9.4. Laokoon 9.0, Headland 9.0, Day Lass 9.0. TRIAL PLATE, of 55 sovs; 6 furlongs.—No Humbug 8.7, Tupurangi 8.7, Lack-tone 8.7. Boon 8.7, Golden Chant 8.7. Sir Butler 8.7, Nebulae 8.7. Dakar 8.7, Beaconsfield 8.7, Grand Jay 8.7, Lucky Acre 8.7, Hunginger 8.7, Sir Romeo 8.7. Hunting Lodge 8.7. NEW YEAR HANDICAP, of 70 sovs; 1 mile 137 yards.—Minstrel Lad 9.3, Chocksay 8.9. Plateau 8.7, Chief Savage 7.13, Bee Acre 7.12, Kalmuk 7.12, Beaconsfield 7.9, War Eagle 7.7. Bwana 7.7, Vaudeville 7.7. MARTON CUP. of 200 sovs; 11 miles. —Paganelli 9.0, Grand Jury 87, Ruanui 8.6. Habit 7.13. Atholspear 7.10. Gay Court 7.10. Fiji 7.8, Shrewd 7.5, Arikitea 7.0, Statuary 7.0, Juggle 7.0. Chocksay 7.0.

JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 70 sovs; 5 furlongs.—Porotiti 8.2. Hard Times 8.2, Stadium 8.2, Rust 8.2, Lady Dilworth 7.13, After Money 7.10. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 6 furlongs.—Consent 9.2, Equitant 8.7, Pomp 7.11. Knollmere 7.10, Leisure 7.9, Foreign Queen 7.5. Wasteland 7.0. LADIES’ BRACELET, of 30 sovs; 1 mile 137 yards.—High Commissioner 11.13, Tranquility 11.4, Decree Nisi 11.2, Sanjay 11.0, Waiforte 11.0, Day Lass 11.0.

DASH HANDICAP, of 70 sovs; 6 furlongs.—lda Merling 8.5, Lady Court 8.0, Paioneone 7.13. Koreroa T.i.2. Grand Jay 7.7, Nebulae 7.7, Thomist 7.7, Lackawai 7.7.

HAWKE’S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR FIRST DAY. By Telegraph—**ress Association NAPIER, December 23. ;; The following acceptances have been Z recieved for the first day of the Hawke’s **• Bay Jockey Club's summer meeting: 3 OTATARA HANDICAP, of 70 sovs; 11 miles.—Goshawk 11.13, Courageous * 10.11, Rory Mor 10.2. Manuiri 9.13, Gold Ruler 9.8. Redbank 9.0, Ex Dono 9.0. Outward Bound 9.0, Mon Roi 9.0. gj MAIDEN PLATE, of 50 sovs; 6 fur- • longs.—Admartha 8.0. Sunstead 8.0,' Royal Shift 8.0, Dusky Crown 8.0, As-

terisca 8.0, Cuddle 8.0, Gold Pebble 8.0, Crown Imperial 11. gelding 8.0, Bradman 8.0. Hylesta 8.0, Squeeze 8.0, Granny Quex 8.0.

JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 70 sovs; 55 furlongs.—Slippery 8.7. Hunting Jay 7.12, Sir Nigel 7.12, Raphvllis 7.12, Mercian Queen 7.9. Royal Highness 7.9. Silver Beam 7.5, Pay Tree 7.7, Senior 7.5, Passion Fruit 7.5. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 110 sovs; 11 miles.—My Own 8.6. Royal Parade 8.4, Teller 8.3, White Fang 7.10. Brambletorn 7.10. Tahoma 7.7, Chock Say 7.3, Fondle 7.0. WAIPATU HANDICAP, of 70 sovs: 1 mile.—Sabatini 9.0. Aesculus 8.12, Night Speaker 8.5, High Grader 8.1. Swift and Sure 8.0. Strome 7.10, Te Aute 7.10, Royal Court 7.10. HAVELOCK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs; 6 furlongs.—Royal Hunting 9.6. False Scent 8.7, Courtyard 8.2. Speed 8.1, Princess Bell 7.13, Sabatini 7.10, Sylvan Dell 7.10. Slippery 7.9, Master Cynic 7.5, Marais 7.0, Joy Stick 7.0. Sum Up 7.0.

STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 6 furlongs.—Souchong 9.9. Great Charter 8.12. Kaihoro 8.0. Head Serang 7.9. Cuticle 7.8, Tahoma 7.8, Toboggan 7.0, Royal Songster 7.0, Bernera 7.0.

WIND AT WINGATUI. By Telegraph—Press Association DUNEDIN, December 23. A strong gale ’was against fast times at Wingatui this morning, this being partially why so few horses were sent against the watch. Nightly had Night Lad for a companion over half a mile on the course proper, the pair running 54sec. Princess Argosy was the only one of Gieseler's team to gallop, and she ran half a mile, the last three furlongs against the wind, in 43sec. Water Power jumped off from the mile post on the tan track and ran three furlongs, from the seven to four furlongs’ posf, in 36sec. She was then joined by Brown Pearl, and ran the last half-mile in 53 l-ssec. It was a pleasing gallop. The only other gallop of importance was that recorded by Fair Exchange, who ran a mile on the tan in 1.47. All the other locally-trained horses engaged at the meeting were given from half-pace to strong work on the plough.

RAIN INTERRUPTS WORK AT AUCKLAND. By Telegraph—Press Association AUCKLAND, December 23. The weather was fine for training at Ellerslie before breakfast but after the interval steady rain set in. However, it was an off morning, and there was little doing. The rain will certainly improve the going, for the ground was very hard after the long dry spell. The No. 3 grass track was available and Fast Passage was worked once round, running the last three furlongs in 39sec. Princess Doreen sprinted three in 38 2-ssec, and pulled up well. She is in first-class condition. Guarantee strode over six furlongs in 1.26 2-5, the last three in 40sec. All other visiting horses did pacework on the sand and tan tracks. Silver Ring, who arrived yesterday was allotted strong pace work, moving very freely. He is to contest the Railway Handicap and the Derby. Gold Trail was also out, doing useful exercise. Her knee is still slightly enlarged but does not appear to affect her. Blacksmith was schooled over a couple of hurdles, showing slight improvement on yesterday. Carfex, High Pitch and King’s Archer have arrived. AWAPUNI NOTES. By Telegrabti—s»ress Association PALMERSTON N.. Dec. 23. Operations at Awapuni this morning were restricted to easy work on the plough. The only gallop was when the two-year-old Safari (Reed), who displayed disappointing form yesterday, sprinted across the top and went much better in the straight run from the six furlongs to the three furlongs post, running the distance in 38 2-ssec. Not a single visitor was on the tracks, but M. Carroll is expected from the north to-day.

The tracks are hard and fast, but rain, which would be beneficial, is threatening.

Red Heckle’s northern trip has been abandoned.

All Supreme was scratched yesterday for all engagements at Ellerslie. Imamint was scratched for the Robinson Handicap.

P. T. Hogan has taken five horses to Wingatui, for the southern meetings. They are Water Power, Brown Pearl, Night Lad, Fair Exchange and Nightly (a two-year-old by Nightraid from Miss Muriel).

Although Cricket Bat was accepted for in the Christmas Handicap, on the first day of the Auckland meeting, he may not be a starter. He was left in the race in case it was decided not to start Silver Scorn, but if the unbeaten three-year-old filly is in the field, it is probable that Cricket Bat will be reserved for the second day. The death occurred at Oamaru on Thursday after a long illness of Mr Malcolm Allan. The deceased was born in Dunedin. At the age of 10 years he became a jockey, and later became associated with racing for nearly half a century. In 1881 he won the Great Autumn on the Hon. George McLean's Lady Eunice, and the following year won a treble at the Dunedin Cup meeting on the same mount. His first race over hurdles was at Oamaru, over the old steeplechase course. He later rode and drove trotters with consistent success, the last winner he rode being at Oamaru in 1913. Mr Allan owned several well-known racehorses, including Boldrewood, Fischu, Premier, Bribery and Bell Metal. For some years Mr Allan resided at Palmerston, and while there was a member of the Borough Council. He later went to Dunedin and Mosgiel, and in 1914 farmed a settlement on the Kauru estate. About five years ago he settled at Oamaru.

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